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React Scan seems not to be working on CLI nor script tag #167
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I have the same problem. Starting from 0.0.51 it simply doesn't detect renders (or has no visual cues for it). 0.0.50 works fine, though it doesn't count the number of renders. 0.0.47 is the last version that works well for me. |
I used this one: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/scripty-javascript-inject/milkbiaeapddfnpenedfgbfdacpbcbam?pli=1 And yes, I double checked the "before page loads" option" was set |
No no ... I mean ... did you try to install the react-scan browser extension? |
Oh sorry. Yes, I ran |
I can confirm that v0.0.47 did the trick and works just fine. |
We made a change to our cdn script to not automatically run in production unless forced turned on- which seems to have broken the cli Fix in the works |
Hey guys, I've used React-Scan previously by adding the
<script>
tag in theindex.html
file of my React project and it worked just fine 🎉However, I tried today with an external website and had no luck using it; it didn't work either on the
npx <URL>
version or injecting the <script> before the page loaded with a Chrome extension 😞 (I tried both x.com and kit.com )Was there any breaking change recently or am I missing something?
Screen.Recording.2024-12-25.at.12.33.16.1.mp4
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